TheMightyEthan

I didn't finish it, couldn't force myself too, because it was SO BAD.

RE4 was a travesty. First they turned a survival horror into an action game, and then they made it a fucking escort quest. I honestly don't understand why people like it so much.

FUCK YES CEL DAMAGE HD IS COMING TO PS4 PS3 VITA! I fucking loved that game. For the longest time my primary screen name was "Enchilada!" because of that game (a cheat code changed my Xbox's LAN name to "Enchilada!").

Make sure it has the correct category selected on the left. Sometimes mine likes to automatically change away from "Content I have not viewed."

Who the fuck knows what he's talking about. Probably nothing, just making word sounds to try to retcon why they didn't actually think through the bill they were proposing and passing.

Things are a little different in Canada...

Dragons are fuckin badass.

A nearly identical law was passed in the Kansas House a week or two ago, but was defeated in the Senate. I think if you have both Kansas and Arizona defeating that law then it's probably dead in the water nation-wide.

I just assumed that since it's a video game you'd have to be like Mega Man and defeat your enemies to acquire their powers.

Yeah. I like it because it saves all the pictures you've uploaded under your account, so if I want to link the same thing somewhere else I don't have to try and find it again.

I will. It's supposed to get here today.

They got sorted in the apache move for a while, but for the last few days they've been running like ass again. But today it's been running fine.

I just finished Season 2 today, and now I'm sad I have to wait another year.

Oh, I guess I never really paid attention to her name. I just assumed she was supposed to be Indian.

She's supposed to be latina?

Thief. The reviews are good enough for me to bite, especially since I haven't played the others and most of the complaints seem to be more about things being different than being actual problems. *Edit* - sorry for the hotlink, I'm on my phone so I don't have my imgur login.

I'm impressed with how well that was able to duplicate the sound of picking up coins.

I was the same way, except the first Pokemon I played was Yellow. I didn't like another one until White/Black.

Oh really?

Am I the only person in the world who liked Sucker Punch?

Well at the moment it's way far into the anarchy zone, so it's somewhat academic.

The democracy system takes commands over a 5 second window, and then executes the most common command. Even with that system it's doubtful they'll be able to coordinate enough to finish the safari zone.

Last I heard they're not past Safari Zone yet, and a lot of people are speculating that getting past it will be functionally impossible.

Weak money is good for exporters and bad for importers, strong money is bad for exporters and good for importers. So companies like Sony and Nintendo make money when the yen is weak, and lose money when the yen is strong. For example, say Sony sells $1 billion worth of shit in the US: if the yen is weak, say 100 yen per dollar, that $1 billion translates into 100 billion yen, but if the yen is strong, say 75 yen per dollar, it only translates into 75 billion yen. Because their business is based in Japan and based on the yen they primarily care about how much yen they make, so they want the yen to be weaker. Importers are the opposite, because if you're buying stuff from outside of Japan a strong yen means you can buy more things per yen, so they're effectively cheaper for you. The reason the $=£=€ thing is bullshit is because it has nothing to do with the strength of the economies. The base value of the currency is completely arbitrary, the only thing the economy affects is changes in the relative values. Like say Scotland secedes from the UK and starts making their own currency: they could say that the base unit of their currency, 1 Scot, is worth $10 right now. That doesn't mean their economy is good, it just means that's the value they picked. After that starting point the value of the Scot will fluctuate based on the relative strengths of the economies. So now say their economy crashes and they have rampant inflation, and now 1 Scot is only worth $3: it's still worth a hell of a lot more than $1, even though their economy is down the toilet, so setting digital prices at $1 = 1 Scot would be completely ridiculous. The same is true with the £ and €: each is worth more than the dollar but it has nothing to do with the relative strengths of the economies.